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Assignment 2
Maintenance Service Departmentat Grupo Rey
Process Mapping (Garbage Collection)
Case study
By
Leisa Aparicio
Alessandro FrancoliniAbel Carr
Bryan Da SilvaGerardo Arias
Walterio Valencia
IE-631 Advanced Quality Control, Dr. Surej Alexander, PhD - Spring 2011Department of Industrial Engineering, University of Louisville
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Session Group Assignment
Apply each step to selected processes within your organization:
Define boundaries Brainstorming customer needs Map current processes Improve process map Map improved processes
Description
Group Rey is a Panamanian supermarket and retail stores chain, which
includes several other services such as food products processing andmanufacturing facilities, bakeries, and agricultural production facilitiesfor processing of meat products, fruits, and vegetables. As thecompany has being expanding its scope, several companies within thegroup have been created to satisfy the needs and proper functioning ofthe retail stores, pharmacies, and bakeries.One of the key support sections of the company is the maintenancedepartment which amongst its duties is responsible for the collecting ofdisposals in each of the stores as well as for the functioning, andmaintenance of the equipment.
Customer Focus
Customers:1. Supermarkets (18)2. Mr. Precio (10)3. Romero (15)4. Dulceria Rey5. Agroindustrial Rey6. CEDI
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Customer needs and expectations:1. Clean and tidy image.2. Free from unpleasant smells.3. Elimination of waste and scrap4. Germ-free and vector free facilities.
5. Adequate collection of garbage and waste.6. Free leachate.7. Properly capped landfills.
Service features that respond to the customers needs and expectations:1. Reasonable cost of operations.2. Daily collection (reliable, safety).
Requirements of the supplier:1. Garbage collection vehicles.2. Trained and qualified staff.
3. Workshop equipment and facilities adequate for reliable maintenance and repairs.4. Elimination of waste in sanitary landfill.5. Planning of routes and methods of collection.6. Daily frequency of collection.7. Separate process of solid waste from organic waste collection.
Requirements for the Maintenance department meet customersexpectations
1. Collection trucks.2. Trained and qualified staff.3. Written manual of operations.
4. Suitable design of the area of waste disposal in each of the points.5. Minimizing downtime of vehicles for repairs.6. Regular Inspection Service.7. Routes planning of and methods of collection.8. Limiting the direct transfer distances economically viable.9. Employee monitoring collection.10. Selection of appropriate collection garbage techniques.11. Optimizing the size of the resources (trucks, personnel).12. Safety equipment and tools for workers.
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Processes Flow Mapping (Garbage Collection)Boundaries:
1. Beginning point: truck inspection. 2.Ending point: disposal of garbage
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Improvement recommendations for the garbage collection process flowmap
Main enhancements to the operations will derive from execution processchanges which are detailed as follows:
1. Implement a comprehensive Start of shift Quick inspection checklist
for the truck to be performed by each driver daily.
2. Improve the supply and procurement processes for fleet spares and
parts to assure that downtime is minimized during truck repairs.
3. Communication improvement to reduce waiting time by proper
scheduling for collection route
4. Organize a schedule for collecting non-organic waste by the third party
subcontractors to avoid delays in coordination as well as excessive
accumulation of waste using extra storage space at facilities..
5. Eliminate the practice of leaving garbage collection trucks with un-
disposed waste at the maintenance station, which is a health concern to
the operation. If the truck ends up all the collection points in its route
should go directly to dump the garbage disposal station at the sanitarylandfill.